In a separate thread (started in 2019) the entire subject of having an elections feature in CC has been proposed.  This is more than just one response from one machine, it's one person/one vote.   Because i can't do it within CC I've had to use another program and use cc to mail the link for that program to our members.  Unfortunately that 'free program' limits me to one less than the number of offices being voted on.  After 2 years, I'd have hoped at least a first version would be available. The one response/one machine was a kluge based on a cookie stored on the users machine.  If someone deleted that cookie they could vote as often as they wanted.  At a minimum a one response/one email address feature needs to be released. ... View more

like the previous responder, we use and send it our via our CC mailing list.  Our situation this year is that we have 1 more office to vote on than the 'free' version allows (bummer).  It would be very beneficial to have everything under one umbrella.  The current offerings in CC are 'almost there' but still lacking in several features.  Since this thread was started in 2019 I'd hoped that CC would have a solution coded and tested. PT ... View more

We've been using  for the actual voting and inserting a Click Button link to it in our ConstantContact email.  It is a great program.  The free version of  is limited to a small number of fields, so its for a limited number of questions.  In we've included a field for name (to help limit to 1/person), and then stated that that would be stripped off any reporting.  That also allowed us to include additional questions, like "suggestions for future programs" that need to be associated to a name.   Since we're already paying for CC it would be nicer if the features listed above were possible here.  So my Vote is for CC to add the ability to designate a given survey question as  "one-response-per-contact, not-relatable-to-contactname".   ... View more

I agree that this capability would be very useful.  Our contact list has separate mailing lists for members only and for general public distribution. A voting ballot type campaign email would be sent only to members.  Responses should be allowed only once from each member, so that multiple voting can't take place.  Reports should not show who voted for whom.   Voting choices for each office or item should allow a defined(selectable) number choices, and a defined(selectable) number of 'write-in' choices. An office election for example:  Person 1;  Person 2; Person 3; Person 4; or Write-in Person. An item survey for example:  Defined Item 1; Defined Item 2;  Write-in Item A; Write-in Item B; Write-in item C; ... View more